Elena C.
Avoid this company at all costs, even if you're desperate for help
If you're seeking to amplify your stress and negatively impact your mental health, this establishment is the perfect choice. I paid $180 for an ADHD assessment, which turned out to be a regrettable investment. I spent considerable time completing a generic questionnaire, ensuring thoroughness as I openly discussed the challenges and significant impact ADHD has had on my daily life. Towards the end of the assessment, there were questions related to anxiety and depression. I made it clear that I have been medicated for these conditions and emphasized that my ADHD symptoms persist despite taking antidepressants and anxiety medication. However, it appears that the providers completely overlooked this crucial information. Instead, they provided a diagnosis stating that ADHD cannot be confirmed due to the need to rule out the possibility that my symptoms may be attributed to another mental disorder, considering my history with depression and anxiety. I am genuinely surprised by the lack of competence displayed in reviewing my assessment, especially after numerous repetitive email exchanges in which I have stated that I have already been treated for depression and anxiety and the symptoms remained. Furthermore, they refuse to provide a refund, despite their own terms and conditions, which state that doctors are obligated to consider the information provided as accurate and true. All you can expect is poor treatment, and feeling unheard and belittled. They will gaslight you and attempt to make you feel crazy for wanting a provider to invest time into reading the assessment YOU paid for, and finally, when you get poor service and they break their own terms and conditions, they will still refuse to issue a refund so you can invest into some real medical help.
Response from ADHD OnlineAug 15, 2023
Hi Elena, thank you for leaving us this feedback. We apologize for the delay in response as we just recently became aware of our reviews on Trustpilot. It is important to note that inappropriately diagnosing patients with ADHD who fail to meet the universally accepted diagnostic criteria is unethical and contrary to our core values and mission. Our psychologists will often include an explanation as to why a diagnosis of ADHD was or was not made and offer recommendations to further address the described symptoms, which we hope you will consider. We are always looking for ways to improve our processes and policies to provide the best care possible for all of our prospective patients. Feedback like this is extremely helpful in these endeavors, so again, thank you for taking the time to let us know about your experience and we wish you all the best on your healthcare journey.



